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She’s sending her thoughts out into the world, and it does absolutely no good to treat every respondent as an enemy. Yes, men do often respond to reports of a problem by offering to fix it, but that’s not part of some evil conspiracy, just a difference in habits of mind. She’s communicating on a public forum, not talking to her girlfriends at the cafe. He DOES have superior knowledge, being a vet and all. Can’t you see that that dynamic is playing out in that situation? Even if you think her response is rude, you can understand that non? Men do love to drop their ‘superior knowledge’ into situations where it’s not asked of them.
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That’s the thing shes taking issue with here. I assure you, if you brought it up, you’d be told they ‘don’t count!’ Isn't Agatha Christie one of, if not the, most read authors of all time? And didn't JK Rowling spark a reading renaissance in young people.Maybe it has nothing to do with the sex of the author, and more to do with the subjects authors write about?
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R51 is funny, since Musk specifically says: ‘many people,’ meaning he’s a more precise writer than she is, but she’s too aggrieved (or exhausted) to notice. Why is she so goddam rude in all her interactions with people? She’s too ‘exhausted’ for self improvement? What's Roxane's excuse, when she's nearly 50? People like Roxane argue in the same way that late teen, early 20s people often can, but their excuse is that they are at least working out their beliefs, developing and growing, and are not necessarily static. A good book isn’t determined by the writer’s plumbing ASoA also has a significant gay romance, so yeah, this doesn’t apply to me either. I also read Circe and A Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller, also highly, HIGHLY recommended. Let’s see: this year I’ve reread Raisin in the Sun and To Kill a Mockingbird (both HIGHLY recommended if you haven’t gotten to them. She’s too ‘exhausted,’ apparently, for precise language, so she throws out broad generalizations.